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Wilber‑Clatonia board sets option‑enrollment cap at 50 for 2025–26; ag‑land lease discussion pushed to next meeting
Summary
The board approved a 50‑student option‑enrollment capacity for 2025–2026 and reviewed three draft lease types for the school‑adjacent agricultural land; the lease will be discussed at the next meeting.
On Sept. 15 the Wilber‑Clatonia Public Schools Board of Education approved a 50‑student capacity limit for option enrollment in 2025–2026, a decision the minutes say must be completed by Oct. 15 following a statutory change.
The motion to set the 50‑student limit was made by Chris Woerner and seconded by Bradley Kalkwarf and passed unanimously. The minutes record the statutory deadline but do not name the statute or provide further regulatory detail.
Also under unfinished business Superintendent Petersen presented three lease options for the agricultural land adjacent to the school and asked board members to review the lease drafts; discussion will resume at the next meeting and no lease was adopted at this session.
The minutes do not specify potential lease terms, lessee identities, rental amounts, or impact on district operations; those details will be provided when the board takes the item up again.
